Marc Savoie

Marc is a producer and partner at Connexions Productions and manages the creative teams and budgets for all of the series and films they produce. His recent producing work includes Mont Rouge Season 2, a 6-part drama series for Radio-Canada, En Résidence, a comedy series for UnisTV and Les quatre coins de l’assiette, a culinary doc series for Radio-Canada. Current projects include Cousu for TV5, a fashion series hosted by Karine Vanasse and Garde partagée Season 2, a sketch comedy series for UnisTV.

Connexions Productions, founded in 1992, is one of Atlantic Canada’s foremost television production companies, with offices in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Moncton, New Brunswick.

Led by partners Marcel Gallant, Chris Goguen, and Marc Savoie, Connexions has expanded significantly over the past decade, developing a multi-genre production library that showcases its adaptability and creative prowess. Among its acclaimed productions are the drama series Mont-Rouge for Radio-Canada, and popular comedy series Garde partagée and En résidence for UnisTV. The company’s reach extends internationally with the fashion documentary series Cousu, hosted by Karine Vanasse for TV5, as well as the beloved country music series Pour l’amour du country and its successor Tout simplement country, which together enjoyed a remarkable 19-season run, hosted by Patrick Normand and Guylaine Tanguay respectively. Connexions also specializes in youth programming with titles like Comme dans l’espace and Spaceman et Robotron, along with the wildly successful game show Ça fait la job which featured 296 episodes.

With over 30 years of industry experience, Connexions continues to lead in television production by surrounding itself with top talent across every area of production. Creativity, originality, diversity, and passion are the core values that drive the team.

Committed to sharing stories that reflect Canada’s cultural richness, Connexions seeks to transcend language barriers and bring forward stories that resonate with audiences near and far.